Editors Will Hear Russell At Meeting In Savannah
Senator Richard B. Russell Jr will address the Georgia Press Association in Savannah as the editors gather for three days of sessions on publishing codes and industry issues. Mrs Caroline Miller of Baxley will be guest of honor at the Wednesday dinner.
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Russell
Savannah
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Georgia Press Association
Congress
O. W. Passavant
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Jere Moore
Milledgeville Union Recorder
Caroline Miller, Baxley
Savannah Evening Press
Morning News
Oglethorpe Club
DeSoto Hotel
John K. Ottley
Atlanta
First National Bank
Savannah Beach
Hotel ‘Lybee
Mildred Seydell
Atlanta Georgian
Allie B. Mann
The
Georgia Education Association
Thomas
My Seawell
Winder News
Hal M. Stanley
Press Association
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Milton L. Fleetwood
Cartersville
Atlanta Journal
State Press
Milton Fleetwood
Savannah Morning News
Central of Georgia Railway
Mills B. Lane
Citizens and Southern Bank
First National Bank of Atlanta
Wake Up
Georgia
W. C. Saunders
North Carolina
Carolyn Miller
Baxley
Lamb
Seventy-Third Congress Establishes Tremendous Record
Washington reports the Seventy-Third Congress closed after a record legislative output. Measures enacted include emergency banking, unemployment relief, AAA relief, National Industrial Recovery Act, end of Prohibition taxes, Glass-Steagall updates, public works funding, securities regulation, tax increases, and new housing and wage acts shaping economic policy in 1933 and 1934.
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Seventy-Third Congress
AAA
Norris Muscle Shoals
United States
National Industrial Recovery Act
NRA
Fletcher-Rayburn
Fed
Congress approves farmers moratorium and adjourns
Congress ended a protracted session with independents in control and a key six-year debt moratorium for bankrupt farmers approved. The Dill-Railway labor dispute adjournment act passed despite President Roosevelt’s opposition as filibusters and bipartisan deals shaped the final hours.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Hastings
R. del
Administration
House
Senate
Georgia to receive U S road funds under new act
Atlanta June 18 President Roosevelt signed a bill allocating 622 million dollars for road construction over three years, projected to bring about 12 million dollars in Georgia highway funds to be matched by state funds. Georgia's prior year highway allotment was 10 million, with 7 million spent and 3 million remaining. State contracts have run about 1 million dollars monthly. Chairman Wilburn expects roughly 12 million for Georgia under the act.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Georgia
State Highway Department
Wilburn
Senate debate ends session with railway bill advance
A filibuster led by Long of Louisiana plus other delays contributed to abandoning careful care plans as sessions wrapped Saturday. Action finished on the second deficiency bill authorizing over 2 billion dollars for relief. Independents seized the moment as conferees lagged on the housing bill and pushed the railway bill through.
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Long
Louisiana
Chevrolet
Freed on murder charge man sues for divorce
Atlanta dispatch reports Vivian Chapman Menetee, a former fireman aboard a US destroyer, was pardoned after 14 years and now sues for divorce. He had killed Mike Gapinski, his superior, in what was ruled self defense after a naval court martial sentenced him to death by musketry. Franklin D. Roosevelt later commuted the sentence to life imprisonment.
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Atlanta
the &. d. Auvy
Fulton
Hlenezee
Tver
Tom Caps
Vivian Chapman
Menetee
Oatin
Anning
Mike Gapinski
Ogicer
Franklin v. Hoosevelt
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Menefee
Shoemaker Finds Diamond in Sole in Georgia
Millen Ga June 16 Eustive Reynolds a shoe repairman found a diamond valued at about six dollars embedded in the sole of a shoe from a New York second hand shipment and quipped it pays shoemakers stick to the last.
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Millen
Eustive Reynolds
New York
Third District Medical Association Meets in Columbus
Delegates from every county in the Third Congressional District gathered Wednesday for the 45th semi annual session of the Third District Medical Association. Dr. W. L. Cook of Columbus, president, presided as meetings were held in the Carnegie Library auditorium.
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Third Congressional District
America
Third District Medical Association
W. L. Cook
Columbus
Carnegie Library
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